Manila clash as anti U S Viet Nam marchers confront Johnson visit
About 2,000 students demonstrated near the Manila Hotel during President Johnson's stay. Police fired into the air to break up the crowd and 20 students were taken away while others were treated in field ambulances. The protest followed a peaceful demonstration outside the U S Embassy earlier, with organizers predicting thousands but turnout lower.
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Manila unity masks varied views on Viet Nam policy
Washington Bureau dispatch from Manila examines how seven nations at the conference push a united front on Viet Nam while each country holds different policies and faces domestic pressure. The piece notes Australia and New Zealand politics, U S stance, and Philippine President Marcos's leadership amid regional tensions.
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Ship burns as crew abandons Gulf Stag near Morgan City
Flames engulf the 572 foot Gulf Stag loaded with oil and gasoline 60 miles southwest of Morgan City Louisiana forcing 40 crewmen to abandon ship. Coast Guard reports seven missing as the vessel settles and sinks. The Atlantic Prestige rescued the captain and many crew members. The Gulf Stag master confirmed seven crewmen are missing.
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Woman avoids admitting loss in argument
A humorous observation notes that a woman often refrains from admitting defeat in an argument, instead believing her stance was not clearly communicated. The quip frames disagreement as a failure of articulation rather than a reversal of opinion.
Acing By Pierre Salinger on Viet Nam Press Policy
The article discusses the press government clash during the Cuban missile crisis and argues Viet Nam policy problems from 1961 to 1964 were more disturbing. It notes U S forces in 1961 were about 600 advisers and theTaylor report urged increased support, leading to a troop buildup and policy shifts toward the press. It mentions Gener al Maxwell Taylor and the rise to over 20 000 troops by Kennedy’s death. Concluded on Page 16 Col 1.
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Sheppard May Not Testify in Cleveland Retrial
Samuel H. Sheppard faces a murder retrial in Cleveland under a U. S. Supreme Court mandate. His lawyer hinted he may not testify or present evidence, prompting questions from jurors about what silence might signify. The court began voir dire with a panel of 24 jurors, as Talty weighed impartiality.
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Beatrix Announces Pregnancy Expectation in April
The Netherlands government says Crown Princess Beatrix, 28, will give birth in April. Beatrix is married to Claus Van Amsberg and is described as in excellent health. The heir to the throne was born to the Dutch royal family.
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Nixon says Democrats now the party of backlash in race politics
Nixon contends the Democratic program has become the backlash party linked to segregation and racism. He cites Georgia Arkansas Maryland and Alabama nominees and says South gains would be Pyrrhic for Democrats. He adds some Southern Republicans are not demagogues but reject racial politics.
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Johnson Says Allied Unity Fuels Peace Effort in Manila
In Manila the U S commander Westmoreland says troops needed for pacification and reconstruction. President Johnson calls allied unity new fuel for peace as seven nations fight Communists in Viet Nam. Johnson outlines four principles guiding talks and stresses regional cooperation and reconciliation.
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Blame Coal Board for slide killing 143
Aberfan residents push blame onto the National Coal Board at the inquest into the coal slag slide that buried Aberfan's village school. Authorities report 143 dead, most of them children, as grieving parents demand accountability and a later inquiry.
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Pleasant prospects for warm fall day and cooling week
A forecast predicts another warm fall day with fair weather and minimal temperature change tonight and tomorrow. Overnight lows reach the middle 30s with frost, and highs near 60. Through Saturday temperatures stay one to two degrees below normal as a warming trend shifts to cooler conditions with rain likely Thursday or Friday.
Vitamin A blocks lung cancer in hamsters study proposes hope
Italian pathologist Dr. Umberto Saffiotti reported at the International Cancer Congress that very high doses of vitamin A reduced lung tumor development in hamsters exposed to cancer-causing dust and benzpyrene. He cautioned humans should not self prescribe vitamin A and noted risks with excessive intake.
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